As a multidisciplinary Hispanic artist, my work stems from a profound need to give form to emotions that are deeply felt but often remain unseen. Each piece becomes a vessel for the unspoken, embodying the stories and experiences that have shaped my life. Living with ADHD and dyslexia, I navigate a world that sometimes feels fragmented, yet my art becomes a space where these fragments find cohesion and meaning.

Central to my practice is the exploration of inner voids and the sense of displacement that comes from existing between worlds. My New People series serves as a recurring motif, with its layered and distorted figures symbolizing the complexity of being observed from multiple perspectives yet never fully understood. Through these forms, I aim to make visible the hidden pain and resilience that define our human experience, uncovering stories of healing and strength.

Blending surrealism and abstraction, my work spans both 2D and 3D mediums. I incorporate materials like porcelain and pine needles to juxtapose fragility and resilience, creating a dialogue that mirrors the duality of human existence. I hope that viewers will see their hidden struggles reflected in my work, sparking introspection and conversations about the beauty found within imperfection.

At its core, my art serves as a reminder that even amid internal chaos and unseen scars, there is profound beauty waiting to be acknowledged and celebrated.